add: Slides from FlutterGakkai on Firebase Genkit & Flutter integration

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Slides from FlutterGakkai, a Flutter conference in Japan, on integrating Firebase Genkit with Flutter for generative AI app development.

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  • Enhanced the Talks section by adding a new resource. Users can now access a presentation on accelerating generative AI app development with Flutter and Firebase Genkit, offering insights into modern integration techniques.

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This pull request updates the project README by adding a new entry in the "Talks" section. The new entry is a link to a presentation titled "Accelerating Generative AI App Development with Flutter & Firebase Genkit," which details integration techniques using Flutter with Firebase Genkit for rapid generative AI app development. No other parts of the document have been modified.

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File	Change Summary
README.md	Added a new entry under the "Talks" section linking to a presentation on accelerating generative AI app development with Flutter & Firebase Genkit.

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• Add more Genkit videos #3: Adds video resources on Firebase Genkit, complementing the documentation enhancement in the current PR.

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I'm a rabbit with a skip and a bound,
In the README, a new talk is found.
Flutter and Firebase play their part,
Lighting up docs with a creative heart.
Hop along through lines of code with delight,
Celebrating updates that make our burrow bright! 🐰✨

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117-117: New Slide Entry in "Talks" Section Added
The new bullet point for the FlutterGakkai slides is clearly formatted and follows the existing pattern in the "Talks" section. The link and descriptive text effectively communicate the purpose of the slide deck.

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